I now turn to the Boxer Indemnity, Commission, the members of which have already arrived in China. The Indemnity Application Bill "any sums received at any time after the first day of on account of ti shall, instead of Paid into the Exchequer and issued and applied in like manner to a fund to be called the "China Indemnity Fund" and subject to the provisions of this Section be applied to such educational and othe: purposes, being purposes which are. in the <pinion of the Secretary" of State for Foreign Affaire, beneficial] to the mutual interests of His Majesty and the Republic of China, as the said Secretary of State may from time to time determin The question. of the allocation of funds accruing from the Boxer Indemnity has been discussed at the Conferences of tha Associated Char bers in 1923 a1 great majority of the Chinese haze who nave the interests of Shanghai at heart,
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